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Historic Ordnance Survey Maps

tuisginideach · 2019-07-24 16:47:18

I remember that the Ordnance Survey Office made available, a few years ago, a system of looking at historic maps of a particular location - overlaid upon each other - so you could trace the development of a place through the ages. I can't find how to access that feature any more - can anyone advise?

24-07-2019 4:47pm

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tuisginideach

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I remember that the Ordnance Survey Office made available, a few years ago, a system of looking at historic maps of a particular location - overlaid upon each other - so you could trace the development of a place through the ages. I can't find how to access that feature any more - can anyone advise?

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#2 25-07-2019 7:51am

Mr Gumby

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Go to OSI -Ordnance Survey Ireland’s main page - https://www.osi.ie/
Click on 'Map Viewer' - http://map.geohive.ie/mapviewer.html
Top left of that page click on + sign 'Base Information and Mapping'
It's all there in an expanded menu.

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#3 01-08-2019 8:46pm

tuisginideach

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Many thanks

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